scott: didn't happen.onis: one of the things that i wanted to do with the three of us is just to really understand how the business integrates into your guys' family life. scott: she's a fantastic mom, but she wanted to keep her identity as a professional woman. lulu: we had, kind of, three kids shortly after each other. i love being a mom, but it's frustrating. you get...you feel defeated. you feel like you're not good enough. like, it's really hard, and i wanted to keep my fashion background and training, so that's kind of how handbags came about. and i love handbags myself. scott: i was supportive of that as long as we could handle the home front. lemonis: yeah. scott: and that's where... lemonis: finding that balance. that's hard for any parent. lulu: it's a hard balance. scott: i think it's really a testament to her not letting go of her passion, so... lemonis: any time i meet somebody that has their own skin in the game, that's a meaningful thing, and you guys did it as a family. you're definitely co

hello, sue. >> hello, scott.ybody he here's what's happening this hour in response to nato's response to the crisis in afghanistan and iraq. >> we will also address the situation in afghanistan nato is committed to our training mission there we strongly believe that's the best way for nato to support the peace process. >> visiting the happiest place on earth is getting more expensive. disney is raising ticket prices to its parks with the most expensive breaking above $200 a day for the first time prices are also up for booking timed entry for rides as well as annual passes. >> and st. louis blues defenseman bouwmees techlt r is under going tests after appearing to suffer a cardiac episode. we will keep you up-to-date on his condition and wish him a very speedy recovery >> sue herera with the headlines for us so-called maga stocks. we'll dive into the other names keeping this market great. listen to usiv le on the go on the cnbc app we're back after this on the half >>> welcome back most of the attention has been

elyse hanlon, scott sherwood's wife.onversation with paul where he told her that he committed the murder and that he did it alone. >> scott had nothing to do with it. there's no way scott's getting into trouble. scott had nothing to do with it. >> and he told her i went up there with him, he drove, i went in, i did everything. >> three people in three different rooms, telling us the same thing. you may not be able to say we have a fingerprint or we have dna, but that's pretty damning evidence. >> reporter: the last piece the prosecution needed was motive. why would paul want to kill his wife catherine. simple, they said. money. when catherine died, paul cashed in on her life insurance policy and homeowner's insurance. it all totaled around $700,000. >> the defendant said he would kill catherine and burn up the evidence, and he did just that. >> reporter: now it was the defense's turn to attack. jurors would hear more about the checkered pasts of the witnesses at the very heart of the case. >>> coming up -- >> and what a

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you said trump supporters -- >> scott, scott, i'm big and bold enough to say scott is a bigot if that'sink. that's not what i said so don't put words in my mouth. you did that to pete buttiegieg and chris cuomo, but not today. >> you said it. i don't know what you want me to say. >> scott, let me ask you this. >> he rolls his eyes all the time. move on. >> i'm fine with that. >> i know what she said, i don't let people call people bigots on here. i don't have bigots on. she was talking about trump voters an aspect of them she believes that's why the message resonates. i don't have to explain angela, she does that well for herself. let me ask you this. is it part of the calculus politically that what the president is saying doesn't just rev you guys up, but revs up people who don't like that kind of talk? the divisive talk, and the idea of being vengeful and separating people? are you worried about him stoking not just his people but the democrats? >> my view of president trump has been fairly consistent since the beginning. if you look at his numbers, there's been a steady mid 40s that

the global spotlight welcome to arts and culture i'm joined by our film reporter scott roxboro scott what exactly does this verdict mean for the film industry. well i think this is a real reckoning for the film industry a lot of people within hollywood who are hoping for a more serious convictions against whites who might be disappointed by the outcome of this trial but i think the fact that a man who was once so powerful as harvey weinstein was within the film industry i mean this is a man who who had around 81 oscars to his name through through the various productions that he did the fact that a man like that could have been brought down all brought down in this way and will serve jail time for the crimes that he committed suggests that no one is too powerful to to not face justice and i think that's a major shift from just a couple of years ago where the kind of activities that harvey weinstein has been found guilty of were almost accepted as part of the way of doing business in hollywood i think that is over and that powerful men across hollywood will be will be quite quite scare

though in an interview with cnn scott says he's been careful to follow the law.acial justice groups like the naacp accused scott's charity of trying to buy support for trump in the black community. >> we are in a political climate where elections are won by the margins, less than a fraction of a percentage and people are using many tricks to encourage people to participate or persuade their political point of view. >> scott hit back at his critics telling cnn i really think that's insulting to black people. they automatically think black people demean themselves so much that they'll sellout a vote for $300. trump has struggled to build support among african-american voters and 83% of african-americans believe the president is racist, according to a recent poll. and the organizers have touted the group as a link between the white house and urban communities. >> president donald trump, the one they say is a racist, is the first president in the history of this country to incentivize the people that have the money to put it into areas where -- >> the trump campaign

and scott rock's was film critic is still with us the. scott. the director there the freud series is in the horror all thriller genre really. well yeah it was actually that and more i mean it's also a crime procedural so it's a bit like the the c.s.i. type of series plus a bit of horror plus a bit of thriller and added to that bit of the history of psychoanalysis at the end of the 19th century i mean the big surprises here that that mix actually works it's really quite a compelling show and shows that german series i mean we have a series like this babylon berlin series dark from germany that these really high end german series are now so good that they can really compete with the best in the world ok how far is this thing going to go with this joy over a binge watching what's going to go be more popular than going to the movies in the future. well i actually think is that as we see here at the daily knowledge that great t.v. series and great films can exist side by side actually cross-fertilize one another we see movie stars like cate blanchett

that's her longtime makeup artist scott barnes.only us the secrets behind that j.lo glow. >> the thing is that when he touches your face and he takes those nubby fingers and puts them on your face, he makes you feel beautiful. >> scott barnes has worked his magic on her flawless face for 20 years. >> she's somebody that doesn't play with her face, doesn't manipulate herself in any way. she justsunscreen. >> and scott is sharing more of j.lo's beauty secrets. from a few of her standout looks like at the golden globes. >> i felt like this is just pure hollywood. her and i have this thing about old hollywood, and not looking like old hollywood but the mystique that it carried. you know, we love barbra streisand. we love, you know, elizabeth taylor. we'll look at old pictures and be like, look at that. that was amazing. >> he's not afraid to try modern looks either though at the 2004 met gala, that was the first time he gave j.lo a red lip. >> i said to jennifer, i was like why don't we do a red lipstick, you know? and she was like, ok

scott: it does. if you are listening to what the world health organization has said, the cdc, some top-notch universities around the globe. just in the u.s., baylor university, johns hopkins. heardms to me that i have they feel like they have a handle on this. this is not going to turn into some true pandemic. they are making some progress here. i think the market is comfortable that this is not going to get a lot worse than what it is now. so we will see. the trade tension, so to speak, i would argue are on the back burner now. it is more of a focus on the virus, what that is going to do to demand. certainly there's going to be some supply chain disruption, but people have been diversifying their supply chain for the last couple of years, so that may alleviate some fraction of the tension. could behe trade deals the focus, but people are afraid to go out and spend money, but that is a bad thing. vonnie: how did not ism , and afterng expectations below 50 for january? scott: you look at the chicago n

in an interview scott says he's been careful to follow the law.ty of trying to buy support for trump in the black community. >> it's very disingeneral youous. elections are won by the margins, less than a fraction of the percentage and people are using many tricks to encourage people to participate or persuade their political point of view. >> reporter: scott hit back telling cnn, i really think that's insulting to black people. they automatically think black people demean themselves so much they will sell out a vote for $300. trump has struggled to build support among african-american voters and 83% believe the president is racist according to a recent poll and the organizers have touted the group as a link between the white house and urban communities. >> president trump, the one they say is racist, is first president in the history of this country to incentize the people to put it in areas where it's needed. >> reporter: the cash give away was not affiliated or sanctioned by the president's campaign. scott has been a fixture in the trump camp f

anna: scott, stay with us.some further lines coming through on both italy and the european response to the coronavirus and also from china. let us start with china as we continue to listen to what president trump is listening to. we are hearing that china is postponing its annual legislative meetings due to the virus. new date foro those legislative meetings. the latest response from china. it said earlier that the curfew wuhan lujan remains -- remains in place. europeancus on the response as well. italy may suspend mortgage payments in virus hit areas and arey stimulus measures being stated in a draft degree -- in a draft decree. looks like they are trying to get ahead of any economic impact. this is the response we are seeing in european equity markets due to the intensification of the coronavirus in europe and an increase number in cases in italy. in italy, stocks down 4.4%. on the stoxx 600. few positive stories. for the stock stories, we go to annmarie hordern. annmarie: a similar sentiment to what we are

scott is the permanent recent secretary. i will read you a letter from troy price, chairman of the iowa democratic party. dear iowa democrats, welcome and thank you for attending our 2020 precinct caucus. tonight you are joining fellow iowa democrats gathered all across the state to do what we do best, organize and mobilize. but as you gather tonight i hope you also take time to celebrate with each other the growing sense of our party and continue to come together to make our party even better but there is no doubt we have our work cut out for us this year. that is where the work you are doing tonight is so important. this is the first step in building a strong grassroots organization to take our state and our country in a new direction. but to do that you must be united and you may have entered tonight as a supporter of outstanding presidential candidate and i hope you are all successful but regardless of the outcome when you leave tonight we must all be united as an iowa democrat ready to fight for our values. because toge

we'll be joining scott in a minute will be the director of this next movie it's being hailed as one of the movies to see if the show has been an honor all screening at joaquin phoenix's it's a film of great off history it's poetic it's heartwarming it heartbreaking and his main stoss are large family pigs here's a clip. chances are you've never seen pigs this way before. director victor casa cobbs he puts us on a high level with his unmerited documentary good and. the film's protagonist a norwegian pig named to go and enjoys a lot more freedom than most farm animals but there are still limits such as electric fences. the hour and a half long documentary also follows goodness piglets is there were raised for slaughter. animal rights film doesn't appeal to us with facts sort of figures there's no mention of the high. hundreds of millions of pigs killed each year raised on factory farms instead he shows us a family of social individuals. and as chicken and county burst deliver their own compelling performances as the movie's supporting cast. intriguing now we'll go straight back to scott

that is the and i'll film critic scott roxboro joins us from the heart of the. score a lot of expectations for this movie in the german press so does it live up to the hype. well almost i mean this is a crazily ambitious film i mean signed up lots as one of the truly great epics of german literature i mean you can compare it to james joyce's ulysses in english so condensing that epic story down to even a very long film this is a 3 hour movie is quite a big task but. the director almost pulls it off i think is a master stroke is the decision to take the main character fronts people call and make him in this case into a african refugee because that really highlights the needs of themes of poverty and desperation from doublings novel and also makes the bridge between the berlin of the 19th twenty's from the book and the modern day berlin 2020 so this does look transforming actually 100 years old well almost 100 years old it does work. yeah i think setting up the modern day actually works very very well and i think the film works best when it actually sets very clos

and joining me now is scott rock's throw down at the heart of the scots. this clip we've just seen post really doesn't do the film justice as it's very slow moving so how does it compare to the south korean movie parasite just cleaned up and also oscars. yeah iraq yes this is a very very different type of south korean film i mean. the director of parasite takes this inspiration largely from american cinema from hollywood cinema hang sang soo take his inspiration largely from french cinema particular the french new wave i mean some people call bonge the korean steven spielberg if that's the case then hong is the korean at least for you film geeks this film the woman who ran is it is as you say a minimalistic film it's a story about a woman visiting friends she's the 1st trip she's had away for a husband and many years she says and she's visiting some friends that she's been to that a strange from and they have very sort of ordinary seemingly banal conversations and only as the film progress is suddenly you notice that everything is not right with her and th

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scott bryan the television critic is with us. had you met her, scott?”e was incredibly sweet and genuine and really kind in person. and that she was essentially incredibly approachable. when you we re incredibly approachable. when you were on reality tv, you do meet a lot of people in the mind of your work. and i think it is a very intimate media where you do and are able to have a close relationship with a lot of the contestants are a lot of the people behind the camera as much as in front of the camera. and i think it is the real white shock of the surprise of a lot of people in terms of what has been reported this evening in terms of the fact that we do not know what is going on with some of the generally... and i think it is important about seeking out help with people with mental health following this news this evening and for what they have seen. we know of course that she had been presenting love island, she stepped down from presenting that show after she was alleged to have assaulted her boyfriend louis burton at her then flat which was in north

scott: it is a huge factor.dollar was under some pressure, and then coronavirus really hit the markets, and you're seeing that safe haven trade to the dollar. for the near future, there certainly is a lot of tailwind a hind the dollar, but any sort of tailwind we saw -- behind the dollar, but any sort of stability we saw from the virus what affect the dollar as well. alix: it seems that the back half is going to wind up being ok, that we see some kind of demand recovery. if i look at the disruption on the curve when it comes to oil, i don't thing i've ever seen anything like that, the moves we saw from backwardation to containment. how do you position for may be a better half in the back half of the year? scott: remember why we are seeing that big disparity. it was just six weeks ago the attacks we saw that really drove the price of crude well over $60. it wasn't so much of a fundamental type supply/demand situation as it was a geopolitical event. if you take that out of theire, you are seeing this massive sello

scott thank you victor thank you very much i'm going to change my diet now since october 23rd. picture gallery in dresden has been closed for reconstruction and indeed it's priceless collection of old masters put in storage or in some cases meticulously restored now once again great art works by the likes of rembrandt rubens and me have angelo can be seen in all their glory. this sistine madonna had less than a dresden living she was part of this billboard the dresden state art collections used while their old masters picture gallery was closed for renovations. now after 70 years of reconstruction and refer bish ments its reopening visitors can expect a journey through european art history. idea was to reclaim the sensuality of these works by allowing people to take a kind of stroll through the centuries represented in the collections on the stock is. a new color scheme helps visitors dive into the past red walls for the italian masterpieces raphael sistine madonna or their own is a cycle a commission from a rich merchant family with a monopoly on a red pigment from mexican coc

as soon you have that, come see scott. the last thing will be central committee and ratifying the caucus and we are done. bernie picked up three, right? three. let me double check. here. here, i am >> she does the closed captioning and she just texted me and said, i see you on tv. >> jason, you are going to do the same thing you did tonight. you are going to vote for bernie. shove, thenmes to you are the delegate. you have to make decisions. that will be an alternative if you can go -- can't go. you will spend two or three hours, me a lot of people -- meet a lot of people. delegate. a county so i back down. >> glad you guys came tonight. >> let's hope so. >> i hope so. >> tuesday, friday. >> i don't want to get ahead of him. did you say bye? [laughter] [indiscernible crowd chatter] >> just to ratify the caucus saying that we are all ok -- [indiscernible crowd chatter] will start with just getting the delegates. >> jot it down. >> if people can help start breaking things down, that would be great. after we get delegates sor

david: here is scott ferson.erty square group president and former press secretary for ted kennedy. welcome. governor, he said it might look good for amy klobuchar. that was very prescient. scott: you could get the sense last week that something was moving for amy klobuchar. any conversation i had with people, people would say i like her. elizabeth warren, ih warren. a year ago, if you did not get in in new hampshire -- a neighboring state. hampshire have been kind to people from massachusetts. i'm not sure how she recovers from this. at a time where amy klobuchar is capturing the moderate wing of the party. david: deconstruct a little bit the biden phenomenon. he declared early in his campaign. he was up in the polls. he spent a month and a half in iowa on the tour. he put tv money up in new hampshire. but not enough to make an impact. as -- i think he spent a little over $300,000. then left early. is that anyway for someone who is saying, my entire premise for being in this race is my electability? fort: you ha

scott: mr. chairman, i yield one minute to the distinguished majority leader of the house of representatives, the gentleman from maryland, mr. hoyer. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. hoyer: i thank the gentleman for yielding. i have not been on the floor to hear all the debate, but it was interesting to hear how pro worker the debate is from a party that has been responsible or opposing workers' protections, workers' wages, mages -- minimum wages, and almost every other thing that lifted workers up. i will remind my friends on the other side of the aisle that the best times for the middle class were when the unions had the largest number of members. why? because employers could not just tell them you are going to get this. no, there had to be a bargaining. saying, look, we are making a lot of profits, we want a share because we enable those profits. so, yes, we are for giving workers the right to organize. we are for everybody who benefits from that paying part of the taxes for that.

look at tim scott, that incredible story. i give 99% of the credit to tim scott's mother. i do.rantee you, tim, there were no games and your households. it was, let's go to work. great mother, thank you very much. together we will elect a republican congress to create a fair, safe, sane and lawful system of immigration. we will continue to enact through trade deals that result in more products proudly stamped with that beautiful phrase "made in the usa." we will achieve new breakthroughs in science and finding new cures for childhood cancer, infectious diseases like we are working on right now and ending the aids epidemic. nobody thought this was possible. in less now than nine years. the aids epidemic. who would have thought we could do that? we will land the first woman on the moon and be the first nation in the world to plant our flag on mars. land on the moon before you go to mars. we will defend privacy, free speech, religious liberty, and the right to keep and bear arms. above all we will numbers -- never stopped fighting for the sacred values that bind us together as one

i want to get scott in here. scott, do they have a case? >> i don't think so.ey do, it's a very tough case. jenna is right, there are some lines of cases in new york and around the country that have said that proposition or support that proposition. the problem here is it's an opinion piece, it used some broad terms, but the opinion was based on public facts. if it's based on public facts, they've got a tough road to get to a jury, let alone get a jury in new york to grant them any type of relief. the public fact can be really simple. it's the perception or the reality that this president has gone soft on russia. notwithstanding the number of sanctions that he has issued against them. >> harris: but that actually wouldn't be true, there is a long list of how hard the president has been on russia. >> and he's been very soft on russia. >> that's not the fact that this opinion -- >> just let me finish, please. the russian regime, we know, attacked our democracy and our elections. and this president has rejected the intelligence conclusion, the u.s. intelligence co

. >> we don't know what we don't know, scott. how long will this last? does it expand or does the warming of weather across the globe affect this the way it does normal flus and thing like that, in other words they contract back in. to membered's point, he's a brilliant guy. you about when he said that to becky quick on our air on february 3rd. >> stocks rallied after that. >> we were almost 5% after today's sell up still up better than 3.5. >> he wasn't making a one or two day point. it was the bigger point which he tries to underscore which is if all of you think you can have this disruption in arguably the most important economy in the world after ours and assume everything can be easily reversible so quickly you are wrong. >> mohammad is sitting on the board of al yanz, an insurance company, which is all about pointing out risk. one of them biggest investments is pimco, also about risk. he is not compromised by that but the reality is that people, everyone talks their book. it is moment's job it is one of the best in the game et cetera his job to con

. >> appreciate it i am scott wapner. stocks under selling pressure yet again, another tough day on what is the worst week since the financial crisis >>> the investment committee is ready to go. "halftime report" starts right now. we begin with stocks in correction territory it has been a remarkable drop. record highs were only ten days ago. i continue the watch bond yields as yields sink so do stocks. as yields come off their lows stocks follow. what are you watching. >> when you look at internals, technicals, he is with aed on every measure of being short-term oversold we had already checked those boxing going into today then today thing got worse it was a lesson for investors and traders that oversold doesn't mean the coast is clear. you can always get more oversold what is interesting right now, the s&p at its low today down more than 10%. in five days that's only happened four times in history, 2011, 2015, and during the.com bubble and burst and during the great financial crisis this is very extreme activity. >> on t

as scott has said, it wasn't appeal. as scott has said, it wasn't a one—off.shows, she w011 a one—off. she'd in other shows, she won strictly come dancing in 2014, she was on the extra factor and then on the x the in her career was on the rise and culminating now. thanks factor. she can almost single—handedly take a lot of the credit for that incredible reboot. love island, it can't be overestimated the surprise hit back to robert because every other tv show in the democratic is falling by the wayside, he was going to youtube and other platforms. love island has kept that young, crucial audience in its millions tuning in year after year and its millions tuning in year after yearandi its millions tuning in year after yearand i think its millions tuning in year after year and i think if nothing else, her legacy will show that she really was up there with the very, very best of prime—time presenters. was up there with the very, very best of prime-time presenters. it's easy to dismiss programmes like that but if you've got the right programme with the right host,

in an interview with cnn scott says he's been careful to follow the law.acp accused scott's charity of trying to buy support for trump in the black community. >> it is very disingenuous. you know, we are in a political climate where elections are won by the margins, less than a fraction of a percentage, and people are using many tricks to encourage people to participate or persuade their political point of view. >> scott hit back at his critics telling cnn, i really think that's insulting to black people. they automatically think black people demean themselves so much that they'll sell out a vote for $300. trump has struggled to build support among african-american voters and 83% of african-americans believe the president is racist according to a recent poll. and the organizers have touted the group as a link between the white house and urban communities. >> president donald trump, the one they say is a racist, is the first president in the history of this country to incentivize the people who have the money to put it into areas where it's needed. >> repor

speedy one i will let scott paul jump in on that what is your job? >> caller: i retired from this deal mill and worked there 205 years. >> host: thanks for calling in scott paul? >> guest: i think jean raises an important point. i think a lot of people look back on manufacturing and think of the best days are behind it. certainly in the 1950s manufacturing accounted for about half of our economy. it was an extraordinary amount of employment and of economic output. manufacturing did protas the middle-class jobs which allowed people to have disposable income and then they bought things like services. they went to the movies, they took vacations, and that help strengthen the service economy. so it's a bit of a virtuous cycle. we have also seen i think this is the important thing so i think that'soo all good a good evolution for the american economy. i think what's not been so good has been the fact that we have seen manufacturing get eroded in part by the global competition. we have seen other countries that have tried to mimic the united states manufac

mister scott of florida. mister scott of florida, not guilty. mister scott of south carolina. mister scottof south carolina, not guilty. mrs. shaheen . mrs.shaheen, guilty. mister shelby . mister shelby , not guilty. miss sinema. miss sinema, guilty.miss smith. miss stabenow. miss stabenow, guilty. mister sullivan. mister sullivan, not guilty. mister tester. mister tester, guilty. mister thune. mister thune, not guilty. mister tellis. mister tillis, not guilty. mister toomey. mister toomey, not guilty. mister udall. mister udall, guilty. mister van hollen. mister van hollen, guilty mister warner. mister warner, guilty. miss warren . miss warren, guilty. mister white house. white house, guilty. mister wicker. mister wicker, not guilty. mister wyden. mister wyden, guilty. mister young. mister young not guilty. >> this article of impeachment, 48 senators have pronounced donald john trump guilty as charged. 52 senators have pronounced him not guilty as charged. two thirds of the senators present not having pronounced in guilty, the senate of judges and respondent donald john trump

we are talking to the television critic scott brian and, scott, perhaps for people who weren't with usrted talking, it might be worth you just reminding us of the range of programmes that she worked across and what you think her appeal was.|j think caroline flack has been a presenter that has been known essentially by everybody in the uk. she has been associated with some of the bigger shows on television over the bigger shows on television over the last few years, most recently at love ireland. she has been on strictly come dancing, the x factor — — love strictly come dancing, the x factor —— love ireland. many itv show is over the years including shows on itv2 -- over the years including shows on itv2 —— love island. it is the case she has been a mainstay on television. right back to the early 2000, including on cbbc were treated comic relief and fame academy. the appeal she has had, she has had many different shows with many different audiences for many different years. she has had such success because of her approachability and the fact that when you see her on television you think